Post-Doctoral Research Associate University of Hull

Faculty of Health and Social Care and Department of Chemistry

The University of Hull has been awarded a grant by National Institute for Health Research to develop a prototype nasogastric tube which utilises amperometric detection to indicate its position within the human body. The multi-disciplinary research team led by Prof John Greenman (Director of the Clinical Biosciences Institute), Dr Jay Wadhawan (Chemistry) and Barbara Elliott (Nursing) is seeking to appoint a research associate to work on this project for a fixed term of 3 years.

The successful applicant will have a degree in Chemistry or related subject and PhD in physical, biophysical or analytical chemistry or equivalent experience. Ability to work in a multi-disciplinary team is essential and experience in product development including an understanding of quality management systems would be beneficial.

This post requires a Criminal Records Bureau check.

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To discuss this role informally, please contact Barbara Elliott, T 01482 464518, E b.e.elliott@hull.ac.uk

Requirements

Applications for this post must be made using an online application form, supplemented by a single attached document containing your list of publications, if appropriate. Unfortunately we are unable to accept any other form of application or additional documentation.